Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: (269) 637-4342 linda@wecare-inc.org

Presented by We Care INC for Ice Breaker 2012, the annual Amateur Chili Cook Off allows local and regional chili connoisseurs to prepare with a passion their best recipe for sampling by the public at Foundry Hall. Entry for the Amateur Chili Cook-off is open to all who are interested. Put your chili to the test! Contact the We Care office at 269.637.4342 to register. Public tasting and judging from 11am to 1pm. $.25 taste samples. All proceeds benefit the charitable programs of We Care, I.N.C.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: rlinstrom@shps.org

Canceled, due to teacher contract negotiations.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

Award-winning singer/songwriter and guitarist/producer Molly Bancroft has tasted quite a bit in her life as a musician. Bancroft creates a soulful and hypnotic sound, mixing the energy of rock with a strong pop sensibility and electronic and orchestral influences that mesmerize the listener with catchy, hummable melodies. She founded the 90s band, LIFT, which released 3 CDs and toured nationally with Indigo Girls, and has co-produced and sung many international dance/trance club hits. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating; arrive early to reserve your spot. $7, $5 members. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

Anyone not familiar with the music of Bill Staines is in for a special treat. For over 36 years, Bill has traveled back and forth across North America, singing his songs and delighting audiences at festivals, folksong societies, colleges, concerts, clubs and coffeehouses. Singing mostly his own songs, he has become one of the most popular singers on the folk music circuit today, averaging around 200 concert dates a year. Bill weaves a magical blend of wit and gentle humor into his performances. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $12 door, $10 members/advance. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

Grand Rapids, MI based Folias was founded by husband & wife duo Carmen Maret and Andrew Bergeron in 2002. They've performed concert halls, clubs and tango events across North America. The duo’s original compositions and arrangements have been recorded on 5 separate CD releases on the Blue Griffin & White Pine labels. The duo’s background in classical concert music performance and composition mixed with their training in tango and jazz make their performances both informed and exciting. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $10, $8 members. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

The Blue Water Ramblers' repertoire comes right out of our Michigan life experiences and the history of the Great Lakes region. It includes lake shanties, lumberman ballads, union rallying cries, farmers' paeans, Michigan humor, '60s civil rights and protest music, love songs, gospel music and children's ditties. Everyone agrees that these combine into a versatile repertoire to the delight and entertainment of their audiences. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $10, $8 members. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: nq8r@i2k.com

Bring your own audience (family, friends, neighbors, pets) and share your music, poetry, comedy or juggling on the Mainstage in front of a friendly crowd. Here's your chance to hone your performance for folks who love to applaud! Monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Signup begins at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

As seen on FOX, NBC and ABC, diverse artist Deborrah Wyndham, a jazz/contemporary concert pianist/composer has fascinated listeners in over 2,700 performances during the last ten years and more. Described by her jazz peers as "a cross between Liberace and Bill Evans," her live piano concerts bring unexpected satisfaction to both audiences seeking classical sounds and jazz sentiment. With radio/television appearances and fans all over the world, Deborrah offers something for every musical taste. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $13, $11 advance & members. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

From carpenter to songwriter – Since leaving construction and recording Torn Screen Door in 1999, Scottish-born Canadian, David Francey is recognized as one of today’s finest singer-songwriters. He's a three time JUNO award winner and also received the prestigious SOCAN Folk Music Award. In concert David is a singer and a storyteller. His wry humour and astute observations combined with his openhearted singing style have earned him a loyal following throughout the world. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission - seating may be limited so arrive early to reserve your spot. $11-$13. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006, at StudioHaus, or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: jlauzzana@gmail.com

Technosphere is the "global sphere of technology; artificial stage between biosphere and noosphere," (Argüelles, 2002). This night will feature mixing and layering of sound and imagery in the digital domain, accompanied by live instruments. After 30 minutes of live performance by host, Julian Lauzzana, the gear will become available to others for creative expression. Even if you don't generally listen to electronic music, this event might be worth attending to expand your palette. First Thursday of every month. Doors open at 7:30 pm. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

Paul Vondiziano plays music from Bach to Mediterranean composers with brilliant technique. "An aristocrat among guitarists" is how Dutch music critic Evert Lutz described Vondiziano after hearing him perform. "Vondiziano proved himself a soloist of distinction." Vondiziano was born in Larnaca, Cyprus, where he began his study of the guitar at the age of eight. He continued his education in the U.S. in both philosophy and music, and holds a Master of Music degree from Duquesne University. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $15, $10 advance & members. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: michiganflywheelers@yahoo.com

Michigan Flywheelers and the Bronk Bros. Band present an exciting night of music, drinks and dancing to raise funds for the Flywheelers Museum! The Bronk Bros, fronted by the brother duo of Heath and Brian Bronk, began their music journey in 1997. They best describe their show as a "Rockin' Hillbilly Extravaganza" - an out of control, pedal-to-the-metal, in-your-face musical journey. The duo uses a mixture of Country and Rock to create their original music and sound. Doors open at 7:30 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $5-$7. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006, at StudioHaus, or at the door on the night of the show. Suggested donation after 9 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

The Crossing have been performing a mix of traditional Irish and Scottish, as well as original songs and tunes, since 1984. Though all members but one are natives of the U.S. (Hilde the cellist is from Norway), the roots run deep to the celtic soul that allows their original songs to fit seamlessly with, and be infused by, the old tradition. The themes in their music vary from pure story-telling, accounts of hardship & victory, to setting celtic prayers and psalms to music, to jigs & reels. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $8, $6 members. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

In 1992 Miles Kusik formed the Third Coast Guitar Trio with classical guitarists Jackie Zito and John Hosley. Since then they have performed across Southwest Mich., and have added Jane Vaught and Ron Cleveland to form the Third Coast Ensemble. Their instrumentation includes guitar, mandolin, mandola, octave mandola, Irish tenor banjo, concertina, harp and voice. Third Coast's purely acoustic musical styles run the gamut from classical to modern, Americana to American Songbook, novelty to swing. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $5-$7. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006, StudioHaus, or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

A must see live concert experience: a duo with the full spectrum of an orchestra crossed with the energy of a rock band. Jennifer and Jonathan Adams create a “new acoustic” sound with their pairing of cello, six-string electric cello, Spanish/classical guitar and steel string guitar. Their music has been featured everywhere from NPR to the Travel Channel. Jennifer Adams' blazing electric cello and Jonathan Adams' guitar wizardry combine to create a sound that is truly remarkable. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $10, $8 advance & members. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: nq8r@i2k.com

Bring your own audience (family, friends, neighbors, pets) and share your music, poetry, comedy or juggling on the Mainstage in front of a friendly crowd. Here's your chance to hone your performance for folks who love to applaud! Monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Signup begins at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

The Luke Lenhart Family & Friends Bluegrass Band from New Salem, MI, brings together many different styles of down home music. Anything from country to bluegrass and gospel to waltzes - you will find music that gently fills your ears. The group has played together since 2003. Luke plays mandolin, banjo & twin fiddle. His cousin Bernie Steffes plays guitar, Luke's mom Beverly plays the doghouse bass, and their friend Martin VanEyk plays fiddle. And they all sing! Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $7, $5 members. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: jlauzzana@gmail.com

Technosphere is the "global sphere of technology; artificial stage between biosphere and noosphere," (Argüelles, 2002). This night will feature mixing and layering of sound and imagery in the digital domain, accompanied by live instruments. After 30 minutes of live performance by host, Julian Lauzzana, the gear will become available to others for creative expression. Even if you don't generally listen to electronic music, this event might be worth attending to expand your palette. First Thursday of every month. Doors open at 7:30 pm. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

Ann Arbor based songwriter and Michigan Emmy recipient Kitty Donohoe is not an Irish or Celtic singer, but she clearly draws from that part of her heritage, as well as her American roots, as an artist. Iconic WFMT-Chicago folk dj Rich Warren calls Kitty “far above and beyond most singersongwriters.” She writes music that has been called “earthy, luminous and compelling” (The Weekender) and she’s been praised in the press equally for her voice, her musicality, and her songwriting. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $10, $8 members. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

Heywood Banks is simply one-of-a-kind, almost impossible to describe, with a style his very own. Equal parts genius and buffoon, this songwriter-comic-singer-poet-musician has become a cult hero and a pop icon, with a show that appeals to college students, stoners, businessmen, yuppies, rednecks, punks, kids or your grandmother. Featured in Rolling Stone and People Magazines, Heywood has appeared on MTV, A&E, CNN, Entertainment Tonight, and the Bob & Tom in the Morning syndicated radio show. Doors open at 7:30 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $25, $20 advance, kids & members. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 8 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: nq8r@i2k.com

Bring your own audience (family, friends, neighbors, pets) and share your music, poetry, comedy or juggling on the Mainstage in front of a friendly crowd. Here's your chance to hone your performance for folks who love to applaud! Monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Signup begins at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

The Womack Family Band isn't a blood-related family. However, the group consists of four members who live, eat, sleep, and breathe music- together. They live together, and when they're not rehearsing or recording, the family is on the road. Formed in 2009 in the small town of Norwalk, OH, the Womack Family is siblings Noah and Haley Heyman, Tony Schaffer and Cory Webb. They released their self-titled debut record in 2010, and are now touring in support of their new 5-song EP, "From Chestnut." Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $7, $5 members. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006 or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: jlauzzana@gmail.com

Technosphere is the "global sphere of technology; artificial stage between biosphere and noosphere," (Argüelles, 2002). This night will feature mixing and layering of sound and imagery in the digital domain, accompanied by live instruments. After 30 minutes of live performance by host, Julian Lauzzana, the gear will become available to others for creative expression. Even if you don't generally listen to electronic music, this event might be worth attending to expand your palette. First Thursday of every month. Doors open at 7:30 pm. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.543.4658

Purchase produce and baked goods from some of your favorite vendors from the downtown Farmers' Market during the off-season! Evergreen Lane Creamery, Summer Sun, Fleming Farm, Richards Farm, Eaters Guild, and Chicken Scratch Farm will be bringing things through the winter. Wednesdays, 3pm-6pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

SW Mich. favorites, Who Hit John?, return to Foundry Hall with songs from their new album, "Great Recession Blues"! Since 2006, WHJ has tenaciously evolved from an old time string band playing on the street corner for tips; now weaving gypsy jazz and swing flavors into an already assorted collage of barnstorming old time originals and traditionals, they blend music of the past with a new vibrant breath of excitement and soul, with fiddle and trumpet melodies over a rhythmic acoustic core. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $8-$10. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006, StudioHaus or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: nq8r@i2k.com

Bring your own audience (family, friends, neighbors, pets) and share your music, poetry, comedy or juggling on the Mainstage in front of a friendly crowd. Here's your chance to hone your performance for folks who love to applaud! Monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Signup begins at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: jlauzzana@gmail.com

Technosphere is the "global sphere of technology; artificial stage between biosphere and noosphere," (Argüelles, 2002). This night will feature mixing and layering of sound and imagery in the digital domain, accompanied by live instruments. After 30 minutes of live performance by host, Julian Lauzzana, the gear will become available to others for creative expression. Even if you don't generally listen to electronic music, this event might be worth attending to expand your palette. First Thursday of every month. Doors open at 7:30 pm. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

Genghis Barbie, the leading post post-feminist feminist all-female horn experience, is the most innovative and energizing chamber ensemble of its generation and beyond. With a combined 24 years of conservatory training, GB delivers to you a visceral and unadulterated musical adventure. Performing arrangements of pop music from the past 40 years, GB is the most versatile and expansive group on NYC’s classical/pop/rock/jazz/indie/alternative/punk/electro-acoustic scene. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $8-$12. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006, StudioHaus or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:45 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

Anne Hills is a singer of superb clarity and pure tone who has made her reputation in both folk music and theater circles. She has toured, collaborated and recorded with Tom Paxton, Bob Gibson, Michael Smith, Peter Erskine, Cindy Mangsen, Steve Gillette and many others, as well as working in theater in Chicago, Philadelphia and beyond. Nurtured by the Chicago folk community, she has gained national recognition as a vocal chameleon and as a writer of poetic precision. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $10-$12. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006, StudioHaus, or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

Now in it's third year!! Relive old memories and dance the night away as Foundry Hall and South Haven's legendary rock bands and musicians of the 1960s, '70s and '80s present the Annual Rock Band Reunion! Featuring members of "Day Blues," "E' Street Shuffle," "December's Children," "Corner Store," "Pure Smack," "Mussies," and many more. Tickets are limited, so get them early. Cash bar with wine and beer benefits the Two Rivers Coalition. Doors open at 7:30 pm. General admission - seating is limited so arrive early to reserve your spot. $7-$10. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006, at StudioHaus in S. Haven, or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 8 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: nq8r@i2k.com

Bring your own audience (family, friends, neighbors, pets) and share your music, poetry, comedy or juggling on the Mainstage in front of a friendly crowd. Here's your chance to hone your performance for folks who love to applaud! Monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Signup begins at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: jlauzzana@gmail.com

Technosphere is the "global sphere of technology; artificial stage between biosphere and noosphere," (Argüelles, 2002). This night will feature mixing and layering of sound and imagery in the digital domain, accompanied by live instruments. After 30 minutes of live performance by host, Julian Lauzzana, the gear will become available to others for creative expression. Even if you don't generally listen to electronic music, this event might be worth attending to expand your palette. First Thursday of every month. Doors open at 7:30 pm. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: nq8r@i2k.com

Bring your own audience (family, friends, neighbors, pets) and share your music, poetry, comedy or juggling on the Mainstage in front of a friendly crowd. Here's your chance to hone your performance for folks who love to applaud! Monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Signup begins at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: 269.206.3059 info@foundryhall.com

Sons of the Never Wrong has been creating original "turbo-charged folk music" for 20 years to a cult-like international following. With their outrageous approach to 3-part harmony on top of original, witty, whimsical songs, Sons' style has turned familiar musical traditions inside out! In performance this trio’s energy can power up an entire town, and in this day and age of global warming, we all could use some wattage like the Sons of the Never Wrong. Doors open at 7 pm. General admission seating - arrive early to reserve your spot. $8-$10. Get tickets at www.foundryhall.com, 800.838.3006, at StudioHaus, or at the door before the show. Suggested donation after 7:30 pm.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: jlauzzana@gmail.com

Technosphere is the "global sphere of technology; artificial stage between biosphere and noosphere," (Argüelles, 2002). This night will feature mixing and layering of sound and imagery in the digital domain, accompanied by live instruments. After 30 minutes of live performance by host, Julian Lauzzana, the gear will become available to others for creative expression. Even if you don't generally listen to electronic music, this event might be worth attending to expand your palette. First Thursday of every month. Doors open at 7:30 pm. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: nq8r@i2k.com

Bring your own audience (family, friends, neighbors, pets) and share your music, poetry, comedy or juggling on the Mainstage in front of a friendly crowd. Here's your chance to hone your performance for folks who love to applaud! Monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Signup begins at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: jlauzzana@gmail.com

Technosphere is the "global sphere of technology; artificial stage between biosphere and noosphere," (Argüelles, 2002). This night will feature mixing and layering of sound and imagery in the digital domain, accompanied by live instruments. After 30 minutes of live performance by host, Julian Lauzzana, the gear will become available to others for creative expression. Even if you don't generally listen to electronic music, this event might be worth attending to expand your palette. First Thursday of every month. Doors open at 7:30 pm. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: nq8r@i2k.com

Bring your own audience (family, friends, neighbors, pets) and share your music, poetry, comedy or juggling on the Mainstage in front of a friendly crowd. Here's your chance to hone your performance for folks who love to applaud! Monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Signup begins at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: jlauzzana@gmail.com

Technosphere is the "global sphere of technology; artificial stage between biosphere and noosphere," (Argüelles, 2002). This night will feature mixing and layering of sound and imagery in the digital domain, accompanied by live instruments. After 30 minutes of live performance by host, Julian Lauzzana, the gear will become available to others for creative expression. Even if you don't generally listen to electronic music, this event might be worth attending to expand your palette. First Thursday of every month. Doors open at 7:30 pm. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: nq8r@i2k.com

Bring your own audience (family, friends, neighbors, pets) and share your music, poetry, comedy or juggling on the Mainstage in front of a friendly crowd. Here's your chance to hone your performance for folks who love to applaud! Monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Signup begins at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: jlauzzana@gmail.com

Technosphere is the "global sphere of technology; artificial stage between biosphere and noosphere," (Argüelles, 2002). This night will feature mixing and layering of sound and imagery in the digital domain, accompanied by live instruments. After 30 minutes of live performance by host, Julian Lauzzana, the gear will become available to others for creative expression. Even if you don't generally listen to electronic music, this event might be worth attending to expand your palette. First Thursday of every month. Doors open at 7:30 pm. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: nq8r@i2k.com

Bring your own audience (family, friends, neighbors, pets) and share your music, poetry, comedy or juggling on the Mainstage in front of a friendly crowd. Here's your chance to hone your performance for folks who love to applaud! Monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Signup begins at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: jlauzzana@gmail.com

Technosphere is the "global sphere of technology; artificial stage between biosphere and noosphere," (Argüelles, 2002). This night will feature mixing and layering of sound and imagery in the digital domain, accompanied by live instruments. After 30 minutes of live performance by host, Julian Lauzzana, the gear will become available to others for creative expression. Even if you don't generally listen to electronic music, this event might be worth attending to expand your palette. First Thursday of every month. Doors open at 7:30 pm. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: toadhall10898@gmail.com

Foundry Hall's song swaps are an informal gathering of friends who like to sing and play music together. Instruments of all types are welcome, as are singers and musicians of all ages and skill levels. Monthly on the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays. Doors open at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation; no one turned away for lack of funds.

Foundry Hall (422 Eagle Street South Haven, MI)

Contact: nq8r@i2k.com

Bring your own audience (family, friends, neighbors, pets) and share your music, poetry, comedy or juggling on the Mainstage in front of a friendly crowd. Here's your chance to hone your performance for folks who love to applaud! Monthly on the 4th Wednesday. Signup begins at 6:45 pm. $2 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.